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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

EMPLOYMENT-A young man with
IL horse and buggy would like to get out
side work of any kind; best of references.
Address Y 23 Globe. 296-3O1
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

HOUSE-For rent. furnished house, I3
Globe. 296-29S
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

ENGINEER-Situati wanted by a
II licensed engineer, to run engine or
steam boilers; can furnish good references.
Address + ~, Globe. z
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

DOOMS-A suite of rooms suitable for
III doctor or dentist. Call at 1OS East
Sixth st 296
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

| HOUSES FOR RENT 254 Commercial st.
IL from So to SIS per mont. 282-311
| HOUSE-Furnished house for rent; cosy
IL siX-room house, nicely furnished COM
rent till May 1. Joy, corner Fourteenth and
| Canada. 2942 296
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

EMPLOYMENT-A young gentleman
II would like to learn trade or accept sit
uation where he would have chance to work
up. Address NJ, Globe. 1
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

OCkS of every description opened and
IL repaired by John Ryan, machinlst and
locksmith, st. Denis hotel, Minnesota st.
2Q5-3OJ
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

COOK-A first-class cook wants a place In
Y q private family. 372 Cedar st. 6
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23
FOR RENT.
Houses.
COTTAGE, rooms, on street car line.
~ 203 University av. 296

HOUSE-FOr rent new three-stOry brick,
IL 800 and 401 Ashland, near Western.
Parlors, dining room and hall in hard wood,
with mantels in each room; buffers pantry
Off dining room, with hot and cold water;
open fire in front second floor chamber;
seven rooms up stairs, each heated and ven
tilated; laundry in basement opening into
back yard; ash pits to all fire places; tile
floor in vestibule and porch; bath room, with
the best sanitary plumbing; gas, water and
sewers; south front. Inquire 408 Ashland.
Ii you want a house in every respect here is
your opportunity. 296-97
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

HoUSES-One five-roomed house on Con-
Ii gress St: one eight-roomed house on
Cherokee av. r. Price, 167 West Fourth ST.
296
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
QUAIL EATERS.
a Fourth Man Added to the List of the


CHICACo, Jan. Especial Telegram to
the BEE. Another quail eating champion
has been added to the list, making four in
all who have successfully accomplished the
1cat in this country so faI as recorded. The
new champions name is John Mann OF
Minneapolis. He undertook the task on
wager of $1,000 between George r. Clarke
and Alderman Harry Ii ildretl, of this city.
Mann is only twenty-one years of age.
When he commenced his task he weighed
l4I pounds. At its completion last night he
tipped the scales at Ill pounds, having lost
six pounds. Out of thiity}zi,ils eaten twenty
nine have been broiled ark one roasted. No
pepsin was used. For seven days clarct served
as beverage, while on the other
twenty-three days Waukesha water suffced.
Before Mann commenced he never drank
anything ana claret was ali experiment.. He
soon found il overloaded his stomach and he
relinquished it, Mann trained himself care
fully before commencing his task and while
at ii dieted himself carefully. His daily pro-
glahme was to rise at Z, eat a small bowl of
oatmeal, rest until 9, then 20 for ten-mile
walk. When he came back he ate n dinner
of cold roast beef and after this rode on horse
back for two hours Then came a mustard
bath and vigorous massage treatment, after
which lie ate the quail and devoted the re
mainder to light exercise until 10 O'clock
Ills backer wants now to bet anyone $1,000
that Mann can eat ten quail in live days.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
The Argentine Republic.

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>, National Republican; Consul General
llama, OF biehos AyrrS, mas made
long rsporI 10 tne department OF state IN
rcSnfu 10 tIle lI?ne o. ~ lilr oh'',u otatrs
WIN .'ic A,goiI''lWiie me hcPuplic, ne reirrs
10 lhe strong desire on INC part Oh 'he lat
Ter government 10 engage "a ciose COM
merclal relations WIN me United States,
ana lle aGliye movements III progress
lor esLaDllShing an Annr'cRn ilhe OF
steamships peiweeh New ork ana
buehos Ayres. ! ne agents OF me uhlted
pany are negotiating i3r am extension OF
,helr brazilian ilne 10 huenos Ayres. and nd
nave npplled Tor q SUBSIDY oi S2'oOo
ior I each voyage mace from New YORK 10
pucnGs Ayrres, me htsehl'ne govern
mehi Is wlillng 10 give me company
supHeniloh Oh Slooo4o gola lor tWelVe an
h.Ial Trips between lhose TWO ports, pro
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Illinois Legislative Vanguard.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-The vanguard
of the legislature have arrived and matters
are becoming lively. The following candi-
dates for speaker are at the Leland to-day:
Littler of Sangamon. Fuller. Mcssick, Col
Inns, Calhoun and Miller. Mcmillan is eX-
pected tomorrow. The fight is not far enough
advanced to make predictions. John Reeves,
of Cairo, has arrived from Washington. lie
is n candidate for clerk, having filled the
Office in the session of 1852. J. X. Magic, of
Cook county, is also here. and is a candidate
for clerk. There are other candidates who
have not yet arrived. The senatorial fight
has not advanced enough to define, but Far
well has several friends from Cook, who are
working. and llamilon's brother. from
Bloomington, is said to be here. Senator
Bcrgren is 4 cand date for speaker pro tenn
of the senate and seems to have no opposi-
tion. The other senators now here are Dan
Hogan, Crawford, Leman, Garrlty Knox,
Yost Thompson, Washburn, Curtis, Green
wood and few others. There are about
twenty members of the house Oh hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
KNIGHTS AND TRADES UNIONS.
Ambitious and Nercenary Leaders
Causing Dissatis ia CtiOn.

New York, Jan. Especial Telegram
10 the BEE. The Tribune says The de-
fectiOn of the brewers from District Assem-
bly, No. 40 of the Knights of Labor causes
CONSERVATION in that district. Every effort
was made to prevent them from taking any
such action, but they were so enraged at the
action of the knights in Philadelphia that
all pleadings were in vain. By trades union
lists the detection is regarded as the beginning
of the diSintegratiOn of the knights, and
they are consequently much pleased with it.
A man we'll known in labor circles said yes.
terday in speaking of the affair: The knights
have fallen into the hands of a
lot of unscrupulOus, ambitious men, who are
bent on using the organization for their own
advancement, no matter what the effect will
be on the labor movement The general eX-
ecutiye board has never won a strike, hut by
their unwarranted interference have lost
several that otherwise would have been won.
The working people do not propose to be
bossed by these men. There is only one way
by which the order can be maintained, and
that Is by special session which will pursue
live action, doing away with the despOrc
methods now III vogue and which will adopt
q fair policy towards trade unions"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Hc,nmed in By Ice.

RocKAwAY BEACH, l.. l., Jan. 2.-.Grcat
fears are entertained for the safety OF five
unknown men who are out in open boats,
hcmmed in by ice in the middle of Jamaica
Bay. 1t is almost an impossibility for them
to survive the exposure much longer and
unless eXtricated very soon, they will be
frozen to death. The men, as well as could
be seen from shore, made great efforts to get
out of their unfortunate predicament, but ND
made but little headway and were being
carried toward the inlet by the tide. The
men at Seaside landing and other points
adjacent to thai portion of the bay have used
every eifert to aid the unfortunate men, but
the large quantity of ice floating in shore
makes il impossible to take boat through it.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
QUEER BLAINE COMBINATION.
Wdttcrson, Haistead and Mclean
Pool Issues For 'S2.

CINCINNATI o., Jan. Especial Tple-
gram to the BEE. "A local paper says:
Mr. Henry Watterson, editor of the Louis
Vile Courier-Journal is in the city for an un-
questionably momentous political purpose.
lie and Mr.. Halstead spent the evening up to
midnight last night in close conference, at
which the slaughter of Cleveland and the adj
vancement of Blaine's candidacy for the
presidency IN lSSS were considered and di-
gested and a line of policy for the two jour
nails marked out. 1t means, so far as con-
Germs these two Journalistic generals, that
they are to unite against the mugwumps of
both parties, and ii means the nomination
and election, so far as their efforts may
prove of effect, Of Blaine. The Enquirer is
known to be already in the field for that pur-
pose, and has been quoting the Courier-Jour-
nals editorials of late to show that that
Journal is OF the same mind. The reading
between the lines means substantially that
the present administration has so far been
deDioralized by issues unpopular with
those who are politicians for revenue that
II can not fire about in time
elect democratic president; and that,
tehrefore, it is better that stalwart republl
can should be elected who can crush out civil
service reform. 1t will be observed as pc.
,,a,'a a ica.uio VI uIese cultoilalS, thht the
name OF no democrat is mentioned to antag-
onize Cleveland for the simple reason that
none is wanted. Notwithstanding the per-
ssonal emnity between John II. Mclean and
AZ. Halstead Watterson has effected tripar-
lite alliance on the issue of the next presi-
dency, because for once they are all of one
mind. The alliance includes the New York
Sun and Tribune. Another editorial of Wat
tersons is recalled which substantially stated
that when the country was in danger of a
thrd term, Blaine was called up to crush out
the movement and that now Blaine can
crush out mugwumpsm in both parties. The
Commerclal-GaHette, too, attacks CleYeland,
not as democrat but as the common mug
wump enemy of both parties, and also re-
CARDS blaine as the coming man. Ilalstead
mas Just returned from the east, and both Me
Lean and Wattcrson have lately been east.
Now Watterson has come up to Cincinnati
and spent last ight with Ilalstead fixing up
q common line OF policy to be pursued by all
i've 1ournals--the Commercial, Tribune, Sun,
Enquirer and Courer-,Iournal-looki to
the nomination and election of Blaine
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
A SCHOONEItS SEIZURE.
International Complications Lik ely
to Arise Over the Matter

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 2.-TSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. An important point, and one
that may lead to unpleasant complications of
an international character, has been raised
as regards the legality of the seizure and sale
of the American fishing sooner, Highland
Light, by the Dominion government Tor Vio-
lation OF fishing regulations. Last summer
the Highland Light was seized and cOnis-
Gated Finding that mistake had been
made the government ordered all subsequent
seizures to be made under the customs and
not the fishery regulations, although for
what reason was not generally known at the
time. All wondered at this, but the govern
ment said "If we seize under the fishery
regulation we coniiscate the vessel, whereas
if the seizure is made under the custom laws
we can impose a line, and as we do not wish
to be arbitrary we choose the latter. The
last session of the Dominion parliament
passed a bill, the object of which was to give
power to the Dominion authorities to enforce
the provisions OF the treaty of ISIS and con
liscate all offending fishing vessels. The
queen, however, did not approve this act
until the 2Gth of November, months after the
seizure Of the Highland Light. An effort
will now be made to prove that the seizure
and cOntiscatian was illegal. II Is evident
that before this fishery matter is settled there
will be some interesting DEVELOPMENTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
A New Dcnarturc.

CHICAGO, Jan. "A new movement was
started in Chicago to-day, the chief promoters
being Rev. DR.. Bolton, of the Clark Street
NJ. Il. Church, and Hon. j. b. Hobbs, eX-
president Of the board of trade. The new
departure was public meeting, the first of
series to the joint interest of temperance and
social purity. 1t is intended to have the
meetings non-partisan, and not sectarian
Miss Frances f., Willard, president of the
National W, G. Il. o., made the inaugural
address. 1t was mainly an appeal for the
improvement of wOman's legal protection.
The hall was well filed while Miss Willard
was speaking. Similar meetings will be held
every Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
The BarthoIdi Statue All Right.

NEW YORK, Jan. p Special Telegram TO
the BEE.l-Wild statements have. recently
been printed and circulated to the effect
that the Bartholdi Statue of Liberty was
likely to be burden to the government and
a constant worry to the officials in charge.
Major David Heap, secretary of the light
house board, who recently made careful In
spectiOn, is reported to have said that the
torch arm is unsafe and that some day it will
drop into the bay. He is also credited with
the statement that the copper will corrOde
rapidly and the statue ought to be repaired.
General Stone who has had charge of the
erection OF the statue, Indignantly denies the
Justice OF the criticism. lie says: 1T was
tested by the best French engineers before il
was sent over here. Our engineers quadruple
the strength that the French engineers re-
garded as enough 10 make the torch arm last
century or So" General Stone thought the
talk that the statue would be weakened by
corrostlon of the copper was neither sclen-
thc nor intelligent. The plates" he said,
are OF hammered, copper, and will last about
thousand years.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Result of the Texas Droucht.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Jan. 2.-The Fort
Worth Gazette published to-day the official
report of the convention of county judges in
the drought district of Texas, held at Albany,
in this state. Twenty-one counties were
represented in the convention. The total
number of people in those counties now in
need of food, clothing and fuel is placed at
10000 while thousands more are without
seed TO plant during the coming winter. An
appeal is made to the state and national leg
islatures aud to the country at large to fur
nish al once Sj0OOOO TO relieve immediate
XanlS.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Land and Cattle Assignment.

GALVESTON, Tex Jan. 2.-An Austin
special to the News says: The Dolores Land
and Cattle company, of Texas, which was
chartered last year with stated capital of
S2,O00,OoO, made an assignment here yester-
day. The company as chartered was com
right, with 1000 shares each. Recently, how
ever, CarOthers disposed of his interest to the
other members of the company. Papers of
assignment, as tiled here AMI signed
BIZ Bins assS SHOW InFt in round " figures m IiabiI. 3G
ties of 100000. Assets S5i0O00
The principal creditors are: John f. Coad,
of Omaha, $4,000; Julia A. Fletcher, OF
Chicago, $4,000, each secured by tIst mort
security.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Striking brewery EmpIoycs.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A largely at
tended meeting of striking brewery EN-
ployes was held to-day. They resolved to
stand firm in their demands and to carry the
question of sympathy into every German
society and organization in the city. 1t was
decided to join the German federation of
united trades in body, but the question as
to whether the beer wagon drivers assembly
would withdraw from the Knights of Labsr
was held in aDeyance, the men preferring 10
wait the action OF District Assembly No /,
which threatened their expulsion from the
Knights if they did not return to work as or
leTed,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
The Stock Market the Past Week
Fairly Active One.

NEW YORK Jan. Especial Telegram TO
the BEE.l-The New York stock market dur
ing the past week has been fairly active,
with degree of strength and an advancing
tendency which were TO some extent uneN-
pected. The holiday dullness reasserted
itself as anticipated in the be Ginning of the
week, but was followed by q liberal buying
movement, which is held to demonstrate not
only that the general inclination toward bull
activity on large scale is still uppermoSt in
spite of late reverses, but that bear spccula-
tion, which created the recent break, has
been practically liquidatcd. In this way it
is held that stocks have passed into strong
hands, while the general conditions favor
further appreciation in their values. The
tendency in conservative circles is to question
whether the present exhibition of strength is
not somewhat premature. This view seems
to be prevalent one in the street. The de-
vclopments of the week were measurably
favorable to Improvement A somewhat
more hopeful feeling prevails, both as to the
scope and form of the Interstate commerce
bill. An incipient strike on several roads
was promptly settled, and this was followed
by declaration of anticipated dividends and
the presentation of favorable statements by
various Vanderbilt lines. Large receipts OF
gold from abroad, supplemented by funds
from lne interior, has given lIle money ndt-
ket lower tone, and commission houses,
finding ii comparatively easy to carry stocks,
are advising purchases of staple securities.
1t would seem that there has been consider
able covering by the bears and the amount
of short interest which remains outstanding
has been largely reduced. 1t is
stated that buying by the out
side public has recommended in q way
to indicate that 1t will assume large dimcn-
sions. a noteworthy feature OF the week
has been that foreign support was practically
withdrawn, and that in addition to the dis
Quieting reports regarding the condition OF
the London money market and fortnightly
settlement there was serious interruption in
telegraphic communication between New
York and London. Nevertheless the indie
pendent strength of our market supported
American stocks in London, and though the
relative position of the two markets oc-
casioned, when cable communication made IL
possible, q certain amount of arbitrage sell
ing here, II is not thought that disposition
to unload has yet developed itself in that
quarter. The latter part of the week wit
messed renewal of speculation in southern
and non-divdend paying stocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
A Challenge TO Vessel Owners.

New YORK, Jan. Especial Telegram to
the BEE. MIR X. l.. Bush, owner of the keel
schooner Cornet, and member OF the New
York Yacht club, calls upon the owners of
all American built vessels of the keel type 10
join him in race from Sandy Hook to
Queenstown, the entrance fee not to exceed
$4,000 and the start to be made the middle
of May. This will give all yachtmen who de-
sire to enter for the Royal Thames prize
plenty OF time 10 arrive at the starting point
and an opportunity for sailing masters 10 put
wears since tLe Eleetwinr. Nesta and Henri
eta raced across the ocean for $50 600. An
other big race of the kind would excite Amer
leans throughout the world,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03

DETROIT, Jan. John 5. Newbcrry died
this afternoon at 4 O'clock in his siXty-lirst
year. He was member OF the firm of New
berry Il Mcmillan, capitalists, and was inter
ested in great many railroad and other en-
terprises in this city and state. and in 1881
was prominently urged for the position of
secretary of the interior in President Gar
fields cabinet. His estate Is estimated as
worth about S3,00O.OOO. He leaves widow,
three sons and a daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03

ST. LoUls, Jan. 2.--Frcd Whtlock, Thomas
Weaver and w. W. liaIght, the latter OF
whom was brought here from Louisville yes
terday, are the only members of the train
robbers who will be prosecuted in this city.
All others who were arrested have been re-
leased with the exception of Oscar Cook, who
viii answer to the court in Kansas City. 1t
is pretty generally believed that Whitock's s
contemplated official statement of The rob-
berry will remove all suspicion that Fothering-
lam was in any way voluntarily connected
with tnc rNhhprY.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Cabinet NpIys.

LONDON, Jan. 2--Sir William Vernon IIal-
court and Arnold Morley visited Mr.. Goschcn
to-day. II is rumOred that the latter was sent
by Gladstone TO advise Goschen to leave the
liberal party. The Marquis of Londonderry,
lord lieutenant OF Ireland, offers to sell his
Irish estates to the tenants. The terms of
sale are not mentioned. Lord Templemore
has offered to sell his estate in Donegal at
twenty years purchase on basis of TIE pres
rnt rental.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03

There are now forty-four district judges dis.
tributed over eighteen districts There are
been Transferred to the district bench. SO
with the exception of poles judges in few
cities, the only nisi prius judges in the state
are the district Judges, which rs quite sweep
ing reorganization of the Iowa courts
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
The Clearance Record.

Boston, Jan, 2.-lSpecial Telegram to the
BEE I-Reports from the managers of the
leading clearing houses of the United States
for the week ending January l. show the
total exchanges to be Ssll ,6l4, $50, decrease
over the corresponding week of last
year Of rs per cent. Omaha stands thirteenth
on the list, with total of s3,I,3, 03i, and an
increase of u, per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
The logan Fund.

WAsmNGToN, jar. 2..-It has been de-
cided 10 invest the Logan fund in United
States per cent. bonds, and Captain George
T.. Lemon will purchase at once as the first
installment 100000 worth of such bonds and
have them registered in Mrs. Logan's name
and deliver them to her.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Ogiesby and the senatorship,

VhICAG0 Jan. 2.-GoYernOr Oglesby, who
arrived here to-day from the east, was asked
whether the report from Washington that he
was not candidate for the vacant senator
ship was correct. He said 1t was. Later he
admitted that he was not prepared to state
what he would do in the event of his friends
putting him forward without his consent.
In that case he would shape his course.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03

LONDON, Jan. "A disastrous fire has oc.
CURED on Wood street, London, affecting
the properly OF twenty-five firms. The dam
age is enormous. 1t is impossible to eSti-
mate the loss at present
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Allowed to Remain For the Present.

WAsHINGToN, JAM AT Calument place
to-day it was stated that no steps have been
taken toward selecting the final resting place
for the remains of General Logan. On New
Years day some of Mrs. Logans friends
from Chicago called upon her and ii was de-
cded TO let the matter rest for the present.
1t is not probable that the body will be- re-
moved from its present resting place before
spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
'rhe president Kecoverinp

WASHINGTON, Jan, 2.-rhe president has
entirely recovered from the fatigue incident
10 his long public reception yesterday and is
hand-shaking of New Years day began.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Knulbar,s Successor.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2.-General Gonef
has been appointed to succeed General Kaul-
bar as military attache TO the Russian en-
baSsy al Vienna,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Sunk in Il Collision.

LONDON, Jan. 2-rhe British steamer
Dragoman, from Savannah December II, for
Liverpool, collided with and sank an un-
known vessel of BirdSeye. Fourteen persons
were drowned,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
A Surprised Prince.

MANpALAY, Jan. 2-The camp OF native
prince has been surprised by British troops.
The prince himself and forty followers were
killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03
Nebraska and Iowa weather,

For Nebraska and Iowa: hight snow
warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-03

entire outfit OF the vessel thus caught if she is
proved or suspected of fishing or preparing
to fish, or has entered the Canadian waters
for any purpose not permitted by the treaty
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06

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carry. Aisp run uitii~ branded ~
"n lcr shoulder and ) On icfi hir. rni -
un side. Ala run hnr-.. hrpnir,i ~ ) uu i"it
shoulder. The ~ and > sni IL cattle atv
all -t"-'r-- Range, whit" river ani yellow
ctUCk. r"stuiii~c nddr-ss. y. iirTorun,
Manager. N""kcr. CDip.
The Meeker herald., 1887-08-06
~. a. ROCK.

Above brand nn both hips. Also own ysk
On right hip. Enr-marks. crop on zach ear nud
olit In left ear. Horse brand 11k connected
eu left hip. Range. white river. Po~toficc
address. Nceker. Colorado.